With the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) electoral congress less than 10 days away, former chairman of the Normalisation Committee Clinton Urling opined that change at the helm of the association can prove to be the catalyst for development.
In an exclusive interview with Stabroek Sport, Urling, who was appointed to administer the affairs of the body from October 2014 to November 2025 by FIFA, stated, “I’m optimistic about the potential for change in the leadership of Guyana’s Football Federation. Change, when approached thoughtfully, can be a catalyst for progress and improvement. There is significant work ahead, and the Federation must focus on forging stronger relationships with all stakeholders. This collaborative effort is essential to elevating the standard of football in our nation.”